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Editorial illustration of connected Chinese urban and rural regions linked by digital infrastructure

Digital growth helped neighbouring regions modernise while creating local disruption across China

A 13-year study across 30 Chinese regions found that digital economic growth generated positive spillovers...

October 3, 2026

Oil and gas industry professionals reviewing sustainability information during a meeting.

Sustainability disclosure built trust only when managers saw it as authentic in Nigerian oil and gas study

A survey of 148 Nigerian oil and gas managers found that sustainability signalling quality predicted...

October 3, 2026

High-voltage transmission lines linking Canadian electricity supply with New York's power grid.

Electricity tariffs could raise prices, emissions and blackout risk in New York

A decade of market data and power-system simulations suggests tariffs on Canadian electricity could raise...

October 2, 2026

Aerial view of a rural flood evacuation with usable roads leading toward higher ground while other routes are inundated

Flood evacuation algorithm kept more than 90% of routes available in simulations

A dynamic flood-evacuation algorithm maintained more than 90% route availability in rural simulations and improved...

October 1, 2026

Clinicians coordinating patient flow in a modern hospital emergency department.

Emergency department scheduling cut simulated waits by up to 35%, but raised labour costs

A hospital scheduling model reduced simulated emergency department waiting times by 20% to 35% and...

October 1, 2026

An Ethiopian business user accessing a digital government service in a modern public service setting.

Trust linked digital service quality to satisfaction in Addis Ababa e-government study

A study of 342 e-government users in Addis Ababa found that efficiency and ease of...

September 30, 2026

A modern city with cyclists, public transport, green buildings and trees representing climate action and public health

City climate action has health benefits, but evidence for transformative change is still missing

An umbrella review of 60 systematic reviews finds health gains from urban climate action, but...

September 30, 2026

Wide view of restored woodland and neighbouring farmland in sub-Saharan Africa.

Restoration in Africa can reduce tree loss beyond project boundaries, but not every approach does

A study of 129,982 restoration polygons across sub-Saharan Africa found natural regeneration and active restoration...

September 30, 2026

Public-sector employees discussing ideas with an attentive supervisor in a government office

Inclusive leadership was linked to more innovation, but supervisor pressure cut the advantage in half

A survey of 4,511 tax civil servants found inclusive leadership was linked to more innovative...

September 29, 2026

A police officer speaking calmly with a driver during a roadside traffic stop

Procedural injustice overwhelmed personality differences in 1,904-person police encounter experiment

A US vignette experiment found police treatment strongly shaped encounter ratings, while vulnerable and grandiose...

September 29, 2026

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